that correlates to the .400 GNR, .38-40 or whatever. The information on bullet diameters, powders, etc. is useful for different applications of like capacities and caliber, at least for basic study. The .400 has a little less capacity perhaps. I'm more mindful of lighter bullets anyway, 170-230 gr.
Glen is a uber smart fellow and I find nuggets in all his articles.
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MORE .38-40
- JT, 2019-11-19, 10:45
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I fing the straight sides of the Thompson SWC
- WB, 2019-11-19, 10:55
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THOMPSON SWC?? THAT IS
- JT, 2019-11-19, 11:21
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Boser! Yes I remember now, I stand corrected.
- WB, 2019-11-19, 12:44
- 5-1/2" .38-40 BARREL AND - JT, 2019-11-19, 14:14
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Boser! Yes I remember now, I stand corrected.
- WB, 2019-11-19, 12:44
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THOMPSON SWC?? THAT IS
- JT, 2019-11-19, 11:21
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Very nice. An 1873 or '92 (or a Marlin 1894) is
- ChrisG, 2019-11-19, 10:49
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Check this out Huey... it has some info
- WB, 2019-11-19, 12:55
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Thanks and Yes he knows his cast bullets... (nm)
- Huey, 2019-11-19, 13:20
- I noticed in that article that he encountered the same bore - Huey, 2019-11-19, 15:37
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Thanks and Yes he knows his cast bullets... (nm)
- Huey, 2019-11-19, 13:20
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Check this out Huey... it has some info
- WB, 2019-11-19, 12:55
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I fing the straight sides of the Thompson SWC
- WB, 2019-11-19, 10:55